. >> reporter: at home with her two daughters, jacqueline walker is glowing. less. >> i have botox every three months. in my forehead, around my crow's feet. >> reporter: jacqueline's botox specialists make sure she looks her best, running around aiv a 5 and 3-year-old. what about when you don't have time to do all of that? when it's been six months, if ever, and a chance to get botox? >> whoa. no, no, no. i haven't gone that long. >> reporter: more often than not, making time for herself is a balancing act. >> my kids come before me no matter what. >> whoa, good job! >> everything that i would ever want to do would come to a halt for anything that my kids need. >> reporter: as summer vacation ends, jacqueline now has a kindergartner on her hands. the first day of school came quick. it meant backing pack backs but also more botox. hair, nails, lashes. self-care mode in full throttle. what is it about this time of year specifically, back to school? what is it? >> well -- we want to look good on the mom line. for me, i want to make my daughters proud of me. i wan

i'm michelle dewberry with you till 7:00 tonight alongside me, baroness jacqueline foster and michael walkerael walker. lots of you, as you probably would expect. getting in touch about that last topic. about gender and changing your genden about gender and changing your gender, particularly whether or not you should be able to do that aged 16 years old. goodness me . someone said, michelle, me. someone said, michelle, look, i can't give you my name because i could potentially lose my says. work in the my job. she says. work in the nhs and today and she says most of the days we have people ringing 111. she said she dealt with a call today, a male experiencing pregnancy problems . himars. she flags up that actually these changing of the gender it can cause confusion in in various health care settings . i've got to say, maybe this is my ignorance if indeed you do want to change to a man , then want to change to a man, then why would you then want to keep the most female part of you, which is the ability to get pregnant? the mind boggles . pregnant? the mind boggles. anyway, someone else has ju

baroness jacqueline foster and michael walker. >> oh , good. >> oh, good. >> oh, good. >> okay.w, okay, so let's return once again to the situation in lampedusa , and we situation in lampedusa, and we can speak now to jasmine lazell , aid worker , who is a voluntary aid worker who's been helping support the migrants in lampedusa . thank you migrants in lampedusa. thank you very, much. great have very, very much. great to have you . what is the you on the show. what is the situation of people who are in lampedusa right now? there's a lot of talk about them being economic migrants. is that true 7 economic migrants. is that true ? hi thanks for inviting me. >> so the situation is at the moment is that there are for sure so many people arriving mainly from tunisia, but with sub—saharan origins and actually , “0, sub—saharan origins and actually , no, i would not say that. the point is that they are economic migrants also, because this is our category . there are very our category. there are very different reasons for them to migrate . and of course, there is migrate. and of course,